Pewtory the Lesser Bard part 19 – I am not crazy
Part 19 of Rob Donovan’s free serialised story set in the same world of Frindoth as his newly released book “Ritual of the Stones”. In this story…
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Vicious by V.E. Schwab
Two science students at Lockland University, roommates, become close friends. They share a thirst for knowledge and a competitive drive. When the time comes…
The Path of Anger by Antoine Rouaud
The Path of Anger by Antoine Rouaud Book One of The Book and the Sword Series Published by Gollancz, October 2013 448 pages ISBN:…
Bruce Hesselbach Interview
Bruce Hesselbach is the author of the new steampunk novel Perpetual Motion set in the late 1800s. For those not familiar with your book,…
The Other Lands (Acacia Book 2) by David Anthony Durham
The Known Lands, whose throne is at the heart of Acacia is under new rule; Corinn Akaran, daughter of the long time king Leodan…
Hellbound by Tim Hawken
Hellbound by Tim Hawken reviewed by fellow author Shannon Yarbrough. As I started reading Tim Hawken’s Hellbound, I half-expected it to end up being a retelling…
Dickinstein by Shannon Yarbrough
Dickinstein by Shannon Yarbrough reviewed by fellow author Tim Hawken. Hailed as one of the greatest American poets of all time, Emily Dickinson was…
The Time Traveller’s Almanac, Edited by Ann and Jeff Vandermeer
The Time Traveller’s Almanac – The Ultimate Treasury of Time Travel Fiction – Brought to You from the Future Edited by Ann and Jeff…
Terry Pratchett Presents Dodger’s Guide to London Review
Terry Pratchett Presents Dodger’s Guide to London With figure and artwork by Paul Kidby Published by Doubleday, November 2013 ISBN: 978 0 857 533241…
Between Planets by Robert A Heinlein
Between Planets by Robert A Heinlein Originally published by Scribner (1951) after magazine version in Blue Book Magazine 1951. Virginia Edition published December 2008.…
Exclusive Extract from Behind the Sofa
Here at SFFWorld we’re celebrating the 50th anniversary later this week of the world’s longest-running TV programme, Doctor Who, on 23rd November 1963. To…
The Art of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag
The Art of Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag Published by Titan Books, November 2013. ISBN: 9781781169032 Hardback. Review by Mark Yon It’s that time…
Alexes Razevich Interview
Alexes Razevich is the author of Khe, a wonderful new world to explore for those who want to read something different and new. For…
The Ghost Hunters by Neil Spring
The Ghost Hunters by Neil Spring Published by Quercus, October 2013 ISBN: 978-1780879758 416 pages Review by Mark Yon Regular visitors to these…
Heartwood (Elemental Wars #1) by Freya Robertson
In Heartwood, the Arbor tree is the center of worship, power and spiritual sustenance. The world is in a state of chaos, the Arbor…
British Fantasy Awards Results, 2013
The winners of the British Fantasy Awards 2013, as announced on Sunday, 3 November 2013, at the awards banquet at the World Fantasy Convention…
Are you feeling lucky?
The discussion forum at SFFWorld.com hosts an international community of speculative fiction fans. Every day we gather to discuss (and sometimes argue) just about…
2013 Countdown to Hallowe’en 16: DEADMAN’S ROAD by Joe R. Lansdale
It’s Hallowe’en! Randy gives his final choice for 2013 – something ‘amusing, scary and in your face!’ What to read … what to read…
Blake Crouch Interview
We have talked to Blake Crouch, author of over a dozen bestselling suspense novels. His Wayward Pines series is currently being produced as a…
2013 Countdown to Hallowe’en 15: MIDNIGHT RIOT by Ben Aaronovitch
Our penultimate suggestion before Hallowe’en 2013: a recent novel of London and magic: MIDNIGHT RIOT by Ben Aaronovitch (Ballantine Books, 2011) It started at…
